Clefs in Music explained | Music Theory for Beginners – Mixed Signals

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAmw9_B818g

Summary

### Summary
There are four main clefs in music: G Clef (Treble), Third Line CCF (Alto), Fourth Line CCFF (Tenor), and F Clef (Base). The Treble Clef is used for notes higher than middle C, while the Base Clef is used for notes lower than middle C. In some cases, a Grand Staff is used to showcase a wide range of notes for an instrument.

Highlights

• 🎵 There are four main clefs in music: G Clef (Treble), Third Line CCF (Alto), Fourth Line CCFF (Tenor), and F Clef (Base)
• 🎹 The Treble Clef is used for notes higher than middle C, while the Base Clef is used for notes lower than middle C
• 🎸 In some cases, a Grand Staff is used to showcase a wide range of notes for an instrument

Key Takeaways

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